and mark justified and i use you know russia today publish this my take on corona virus is that kill bill. you know that it's especially. strike with 5 fingers around your heart where if you continue to feed him ugly like nothing you can talk go on you can start walking your clubs where we are now well i think. we can shatter this 5 fingers as long as we can lock it down we can go on but at some point we have to stop moving and that's the difficult moment of brother castro the old cut world capitalist system will not be able to eat even many in like new capitalists and meat but they think usually more in cane as young as you know him and steak investment and so on and so on until one i think it's a little bit more i think that really market no longer allowed to be the dominating principle of our social life. we need other not just strong state but also i don't know how it is in our shouting england but my friend probably it does spain but i still out there link me the external url of a local community. we organize it's almost like they have the. committee for proof and of course it's not

than donald trump signed an executive order on the run and i really believe that top dog hospital kill bill millions are expected to make that run at even a minimum credit card payment. on a government shutdown after last week's deadly explosion in beirut but now the city rebuild amid protests in certain places they have a lot to get to for look at. the new number of coronavirus cases continues to grow as new infections are spiking worldwide will head of the world health organization argues it's never too late to control the outbreak this week we would reach 20000000 but just had cases of corby of 19 and so.

director of police, gustavo perez interrogated wild bill and says he talked openly about the killings. billd to shooting bo islar on his boat. for cher, it started with a friendly dinner at bill's place. afterwards, bill took her outside to see some animals behind some house. when she turned to look at them, he shot her. >> did bill tell you why he murdered the people that he confessed to murdering? >> money. he said, i wanted to have their things. >> reporter: but even the most hardened cops were shocked to hear what else bill had done. wild bill drew a map of his home with "x"s marking where the bodies were buried, only there were more than two xs on bill's map, there were five. five victims, not just bo and cher, but three more people who had died at the hands of wild bill. this time it was a father, mother, and their teenage son, the brown family. they were the original owners of bill's property, cher's neighbors. after the bodies were discovered, wild bill was seen as a monster in panama, a serial killer who kept his victim's personal things right in his own house. he wanted to speak w

the gang was dissolved when bill was tracked down and killed in 1896. then there is kid curry, known as the wildest in butch cassidy's outlaw gang known as the wild bunch. that also included the sundance kid, bill carver and many others. some of them posed for a photo in 1901, which i have put on the screen for you. funnily enough, the pinkertons learned about the photo, got a copy of it, and put it across america. so probably a bad idea. the kid was wanted for 50 murders and was generally believed that murdered at least twice that number. william pinkerton called him the most vicious outlaw in america and said quote he has no single redeeming features. he is the only outlaw for which there is no good point. -- which one is he? >> that is a good question. i have not spent enough time looking into it to truly answer that question. and then there was cherokee bill, crawford colby. he and his gang terrorized the indian territories for two years. he was only 18 when he began his life of outline -- outlawing. he and his gang were willing to shoot just about a

killed and bill arose as a result of the points of protest but the russian investigative committee are now inquiring into this case to determine all the circumstances surrounding the death of this. protester meanwhile biller russian president alexander lukashenko says that the response from the police and delivers was proportionate let's have a listen. but on the budget oklahoma city the around $25.00 police officers have been injured legs hands broken they would deliberately here's it so they responded why are you crying now the response will be adequate so we will not allow you to tear the country apart which at least a little but it was what you. well some footage from belarus actually did show that the protesters were using molotov cocktails against the police so those claims were substantiated but meanwhile the opposition candidate for the president bill roos has reportedly left the country and joined her family in lithuania and now some social media reports said that she'd fled the country some others said that she was forced to buy the bill or russian authorities to leave howeve

the goal of the bill is to help families of people who have been killed by police.>> people of police violence are never seen as victims.>> reporter: on the day before a committee looks at a bill to change who is eligible for the states restitution fund, a virtual press conference was pushing for change. bill 767 along with advocates and residents of those slain by the police showed up. tim grayson, co-authored the bill. if passed, it would allow victims of police violence and their families to get compensation. >> it would correct the racial inequity for people of police violence.>>> most times there is low sympathy or resources to bury their loved ones. >> since the moment shawn's life was taken, we've been fighting for justice. there is no support or sympathy shown for us the night my brother was killed.>> reporter: they are dealing with the loss and lack of justice. >> every time you see a police involved shooting, you are traumatized and re-triggered.>> reporter: the states fund has provided financial support for thousands of families left broken by crime. changing state law woul

so nobody really knows who could have killed her. bill july believed it was a man named edgar watson who had rented land from them and had -- he was a fugitive, however, who was wanted for murder. apparently when belle found out, she'd kicked him out of his house and sent him on his way. so watson was actually arrested on the suspicion he had murdered her, but since there were no witnesses, they couldn't prove anything and he was released. it's still a mystery as to who actually killed belle star. a couple more i wanted to highlight are the farrington brothers, hilary and levi. they had been confederate guerrillas before the war. they robbed the mobile and ohio railroad in union city, tennessee, in 1870. while the pinkertons were hot on their tail, and hilary farrington shot william pinkerton in the side. pinkerton, however was not killed. he managed to subdue hilary and cuff him. the next day they were en route to columbus, kentucky, on a paddle boat when hilary broke loose and grabbed pinkerton's shotgun. the gun discharged and grazed p

at least 16 killed when an air india express plane skidded off the runway and split in two our bill neely now on what happened. >> reporter: in torrential rain, rescuers surround a crashed boeing plane that minutes earlier had skidded off the runway passengers still trapped in their seats, water hosed on it to stop the fire. the plane is in two pieces it fell 30 feet down a ravine and split open. 190 people onboard what was a government rescue plane for indians stranded abroad because of coronavirus. the air india jet had flown from dubai as it approached calicut airport, the rain was heavy and visibility poor. it slid and hurdled off the runway among the passengers, 10 children. of the two pilots, one is dead. dozens are injured, but most of the injuries are light locals calling it a miracle dozens more people weren't killed. lester >> horrifying images bill, thanks. >>> there is breaking news from president trump holding a last-minute news conference this evening. peter alexander at the white house now with late details >> reporter: tonight the nation's top counterintelligence official

versus education, in terms of getting people jobs especially women although we were added a joke to kill the bill. congress can do a number of things. it requires an enormous amount of political energy. -- as an agent of and allows you to move when one department does not agree with the other. a source of friction but it is also because you it is stable you do not get all three to agree as my co-panelist was indicating. do we think the supreme court should run the country? frankly, i don't think so. i think what you'll see in the future because the court will shift. the next nominee, four votes is the key, not five. that determines the agenda of the court. to take cases that will head in a certain political direction, and that means that you're going to see a major change. it might not be with respect to abortion. i think that has been something of a ruse politically but it will be a much more pro-business court. it will be pro-majoritarian rights, religious rights. vis a vis minority area right. other presidents have packed the court. grant, roosevelt tried to pack the court. i do think it is un

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this bill has already killed some wildlife, and is threatening endangered species. the leak has been stopped but there is concern the ship could split in 2. the japanese company and government has sent teams to help with the cleanup. >>> meantime cleanup efforts are underway in beirut. the port area resumed partial operations to secure goods, for local markets, just over a week after a devastating explosion. hove officials say lebanon had flower supplies, which ped alarm, what they say parents can't afford to wait on, even during the pandemic. >>> those extra pandemic pounds, a lot americans are shopping for new clothes. why that is good and bad for the apparel industry. >>> a reminder, kpix 5 has a new app that gives you 24 seven access to cbs bay area and kpix newscasts and real-time news updates. yo >>> the news conference with governor gavin is now underway, let's take a live listen. >> never anticipated, never expected. in this environment with this pandemic, the challenges are more acute and more extraordinary, for millions and millions of small businesses, th

the gang was dissolved when bill was tracked down and killed in 1896.then there is kid curry, whose real name was harvey alexander logan. he was known as the wildest in butch cassidy's outlaw gang known as the wild bunch. that gang also included the sundance kid, will carver, and many others. some of them included kid curry posed for a photo in 1901, which i have put on the screen for you. funnily enough, the pinkertons learned about the photo, got a copy of it, and put it on wanted posters all across america. probably a bad idea to havepo s posed for this photo. kid curry was wanted on warrants for 15 murders but it was generally believed he murdered twice as many. and pinkerton called him the most vicious outlaw in america and said, quote, he has not one single redeeming feature. he is the only criminal i know of who doesn't have one good point. >> which one is he? >> i'm not sure. good question. i tried to find the identities, but i just kept running into lists that all gave me different information, so i'm not positive, and are did not spend enough

killed. jillian: attorney general bill barr blasting the unrest across major u.s.ities in an exclusive fox news interview. todd: marianne rafferty joins us live. >> reporter: after two months of protests across the city, attorney general bill barr says the groups are interested in a communist or socialist revolution. this was the scene in seattle. you can see protesters tram martin luther king a u.s. -- trampling a u.s. fire. a woman tries to put it out and she was acosted by a large crowd, saved when police officers intervened. other protesters scream at bystanders, apparently angry that this man is hugging a woman. >> [bleep] >> reporter: ag barr says protesters like this want chaos, not change. >> it's a new form of urban guerrilla warfare. they go into the demonstrations which are exercising first amendment activity and they insinuate themselves in there to shield themselves. that's where they swim. and what they do is they hijack these demonstrations and they provoke violence. >> reporter: and in portland sunday marked the 74th day of unrest with a crowd of pr

the confederate cavalry was able to start the bridge burners and capture and bill most kill most. the confederate engineers have been ordered to burn the high bridge. there were two bridges in this area. one is the railroad bridge and the other is a wagon bridge. the confederates did destroy part of the train bridge which the union army quickly rebuilt. because of the force of the wagon bridge, that didn't burn. whatever fires they had started came up and put it out. so now union troops are over the appomattox river on their wagon bridge on high bridge. on april 7th, longstreet appeared in farmville. as he reported, we crossed early in the morning and received two days' rations. we got our cooking utensils and were ready to prepare a good breakfast. we had not herd ard about the disasters on the other route and were looking for a little quiet to prepare breakfast when general lee road up and said the bridges has been fired. the troops hurried onto position at the church. it's on the north side of the appomattox from farmville. and he arrives there about 2:00 in the afternoon and w

i don't think bill bar want to kill a case ike this. see it -- and by the way, i just don't see it. i would like to get your reaction from geoff bennett asking the president of the now growing number of his oesassoc a associates. >> what does it say of your judgment? >> if you look at all the scandal they had, they had tremendous and lawless. i was not involve inside the project and i had no idea who it was. >> great law of 10 numbers of the obama administration. spying on our campaign illegally. i believe the reason was related to russia efforts to try to ornate with the trump's campaign which based on the senate intelligence committee that just came out actually happened. they're not being vofred with the project, he actually did now point that seems to be flat out untrue. before we get you goes, is there a largely concerned of what self-esteem abandon may do for cro prosecutor later. >> very good. it often happens. fs the government seems to have overwhelming evidence of your guilt. >> if you have information of the president or the

bill. this fire killed 36 people. that building was used as a art collective. >>> san francisco police are investigating a homicide the 70 near o'farrell and larkin street. if you have any information about this homicide contact the san francisco police. >>> san francisco police this afternoon asking for help to find a missing he's been missing since august 10. his sister talked to him the night before he disappeared. he said he felt sick. she called for a ambulance to pick him up. he refused to go to the hospital and has not been heard from since. >> at best that he had a stroke and he does not remember who he is. he acts impulsively, if he's thirsty or hungry he may take something from a store. >> he suffers from traumatic brain injury. he's never taken off like this before. he loves to visit the library and golden gate park. >>> officials at r help in identifying a patient. this is a picture of her. stands about five-feet tall and weighs 150 pounds, full dentures and she was wearing a black face mask with a yellow

bill clinton in my lifetime kills one of my friends the finest woman in the out of world. dog maneuver are to distract attention from the failings of his administration and donald trump has more than bill clinton's problems right now just a few months out from the presidential election you gentlemen gave us 2 trusting points of view on an issue that we want to take a look at and we were certainly glad that we had you both here to take us through it john civilities john galloway thank you sir for joining us for that discussion. and it is time now for our weekly media model segment where we look at the media stories with an emphasis on what is right and what is wrong in this profession doing a nationally syndicated writer and award winning journalist ruben navarrette always good to see you let's start with the name igor ching go on it's even fun to say but interestingly enough this week we found out igor dead chain co is the source behind the so-called an infamous steal a report that was written by a guy used to be an officer with 4 m i 5 that started the whole brouhaha here

still bill says if you're going to kill someone you've got to say i'm killing you now if you do it rightand i cops are like this is it i. thank you so much thank you. and here are your headlines from the future since this week was the republican national convention the future headline machine seems focused on them to morrow you'll read dark lord of the shift wows during speaking slot a republican national convention very exciting and 2 weeks from now you'll learn like quietly worried trump administration will and before he kills all the iranian children he had promised himself goals and in september. donald trump jr seen wearing face mask made from the entire head of an endangered snow leopard he killed. you know at least he's try and that's our show but you can join our free e-mail list by texting the word redacted 233777 totally free also check out my new book full of comedy politics and revolution and lee camp book dot com until next time goodnight and keep finding. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalist

killings of black americans. and continues to do favors for donald trump. what do you think of billle right now heading into this pivotal election? >> well, we've had politically motivated attorneys general throughout our history but i don't think we've seen anything like this in the modern era. and i think it is important to realize there is a fundamental disbelief on the part of barr and many people around him that there is any problem with policing in this country. they don't believe that there is systemic racism and they don't believe there is racists. it's not like he's positioning himself. it's true. that's what he really believes. when you look at what he's done in the flynn case, in the roger stone case, and this fishing expedition to trash the old guard at the fbi in the connecticut u.s. attorneys investigation, i mean, it hasn't happened before. we haven't had an attorney general who is this trans apparently in doing the president's bidding. >> and as we look toward this election night, do you expect that it could be a long one? an election week or more like 2000, which yo

laughing but then it struck me, kill, screw, marry that's politics, that's within the president of the united states. take example 1992 presidential election george h.w. bush, bill clinton, ross perot. we killed ross perot. hardly avoid unscrewed from bill clinton and we marry kindly old george h.w. bush. the outcome of the game is not always a foregone conclusion. what is our mysterious woe with bill instead the walk an hour with george. the 2000 presidential election america was divided about whether to screw george w. orr gets screwed by al gore to think we all agreed on killing ralph nader. i won't venture in examples from more recent elections for fear of attracting attention from the secret service, hard as that sometimes seems to be in the obama white house, but anyway, kill, screw, marry, it's got me thinking. the game works on the parts of government. you kill the postal service, get in bed with fema has a, marry the armed forces. screw agricultural subsidies, marry social security and health care reform kills us. i mean kill, screw, marry. it's a great tool of political analysis because in a free and democratic country politics as a sort of a three lik

in other words, that he has killed bipartisan bill after bipartisan bill coming out of the house of representatives. even 90% of americans agree on would be getting done right now if it wasn't for mitch mcconnell stopping things. so what i'm looking forward to is having a functional congress again because as a guy who does work across the aisle there is a lot we can agree on and it's time that we stop having the blockage or the grim reaper cutting down bills. >> thank you for that, senator. i want to mention that you and senator bloomenthal introduced. we are out of time but i do love your advocacy for these young athletes in college. i'll be glad to have you back any time. we'll be talking all object voters of color so stay tuned. be sure to catch msnbc's live coverage of the democratic convention kicking off tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. you don't want to miss that. and next up, another history maker. former attorney general lo rhett that lynch on the role that kamala harris will have on american history. more a.m. joy after the break. en american history more a.m. joy after the break. when you think of

killed. todd: now to another fox news alert. attorney general billarr blasting the unrest across major u.s. cities in an exclusive fox news interview. jillian: barr explained what he feels is behind all of it. >> reporter: good morning. after two months of protests across the country, all bill barr calling the unrest a new form of gea guerrilla warfare. this is the view in seattle. protesters set a u.s. flag on fire. a woman puts out the fire and is acosted by a huge crowd, saved when police officers intervened and other protesters screaming at bystanders apparently angry that this man is hugging a woman. >> that's disgusting. >> reporter: ag barr says protesters like these that you see here want chaos, not change. >> i think they would be generally for bringing down any administration. they are a revolutionary group that is interested in some form of socialism, communism, essentially bolsheviks. >> reporter: sunday marked the 75th day of unrest in portland with a crowd of protesters descending on the union police building that was set on fire saturd

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bill. now police in scotland say 3 people were killed when a passenger train came off the tracks in the northeast of the country they were pronounced dead at the scene 6 others have been taken to hospital the incidence of follows a night of heavy rain and thunderstorms in their 1st minister nicola sturgeon has declared a major incident and convene a met an emergency response meeting. this is one of the 1st pictures to emerge from the scene of the crash. it happened on a railway line the store in haven in scotland about 160 kilometers northeast of edinburgh. the sound of sirens could be heard from a far and fix smoke billowed from behind the human terrain. authorities say they were called to the scene just before 10 am on wednesday morning dozens of emergency vehicles arrived soon afterwards. shortly after the 1st reports of the crash scotland's 1st minister nicola sturgeon addressed one cool make is. emergency services are currently on site and a major incident has been declared i have just come off a call with network real and the emergency services and details are still emerging i am afraid to

five years ago, her husband bill gave this warning. >> if anything kills in the next few decades, it's most likely to be a highly infectious virus. we need to get goingecause time is not on our side. >> now it's a race against time. >> we haven't had leadership at the national level. and so you're seeing what's happening and iaos. >> melinda gates is also raising awareness about the virus' >> if we're going to build. back society, the way to do that is to put women straight at the center, because guess what. they're already at the center. with a pandemic still raging and concerns it will get worse before it gets bter, what does philanthropist melinda gates say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... corporate funding is provided by... >> welcome to "firing line," melinda gates. >>hanks for having me, margaret. >> you co-foundethe bill and melinda gates foundationo cades ago, and since then your foundation has worked to fight global poverty and to combat infectious disease, including hiv, tuberculosis, malaria, ebola. and noyou have committed more than

utah, oregon, minnesota have approved bills restricting chokeholds but in georgia, law makers killed io and massachusetts, dozens of bills there remain stuck in committee. >> we have seen use of force, specifically chokeholds, deescalation training and new standards, we have also seen states directing legal duties and liability including duty to intervene and duty to report. reporter: the common thread where bills passed, police had a seat at the table. where they failed, bureaucracy and short calendars due to covid. even in deep blue states where you would assume liberal law makers could run the table, police opposition has limited the forums. >> the fact we are even having a conversation today is something that would not probably have happened a couple years ago. reporter: bottom line is some of these law makers are still in session so we don't have a complete thing and also in 2021, you would expect to see some of these issues come back. back to you. neil: thank you very much, william lajeunesse on all of that. still keeping track of closures and the rest at universities, colleges,

killed by vallejo police. his sisters are teaming up with states and local officials to push for a new compensation bill for victims of death at the hands of police officers. thanks for joining u.s.. attorney and i'm ken wayne and i pale more the proposed law would allow the families of those killed by police to get money from the state under certain conditions ground floors of a sogomonian joins us in the newsroom with tonight's top story ella its part for the shooting death of sean monterrosa this year the compensation bill would pay the family. >>of people killed by police officers just like the state already pays victims of any other violent crime. >>to help cover the expenses that come along with that tragedy. >>our brother sean monterrosa was murdered by the blue police department on june second 2 months ago now it's just the moment shots life was taken we've been fighting for justice and. there was no support or sympathy shown to us and i my brother was killed we literally had to search for him by traveling to the hospital the police station the crime scene on the to discover what had happened to him on our

bill clinton last night. >> with the covid-19 outbreak on a path to killing 200,00 people and destroying millions of jobs and small businesses, how did donald trump respond? at first, he said the virus was under control and would soon disappear. when it didn't, he was on tv every day bragging on what a great job he was doing while our scientists waited to give us vital information. when he didn't like the expert advice he was given, he ignored it. only when covid exploded in even more states did he encourage people to wear masks. by then, many more were dying. when asked about the surge in deaths, he shrugged and said, it is what it is. did it have to be this way? no. covid hit us much harder than it had to. we have just 4% of the world's population but 25% of the covid cases. our unemployment rate is more than twice as high as south korea's, 2.5 times the united kingdom's, and more than three times japan's. donald trump says we are leading the world. well, we are the only major industrial economy to have its unemployment rate triple. at a time like this, the oval office should be a command center. instead,

. >>> in sacramento, a bill would require the california department of justice to investigate police officers that killedme suspects has cleared the senate. there currently investigated by local district attorneys. backers of bill 1506 it would provide independent, accountable and transparent oversight of the lease using deadly force. specifically a statewide investigation division would review the patterns and practices of local law enforcement agencies and provide recommendations for improvement. the assembly will consider the bill tomorrow. if passed, it will move on to the governor's desk. >>> california lawmakers are setting up a task force to study and make recommendations for reparations to black americans. particularly, descendents of slaves. this is the nation struggles with civil rights and unrest following the shooting by a black man. the senate voted to create a nine-member commission. the measure returned to the assembly for final consideration. it would require the task force to study the impact of slavery in california and send recommendations to the legislature by july 2023. >>> a new pol

killed. well staying in the u.s. lawmakers in the house of representatives have passed a bill providing $25000000000.00 in emergency funding to the u.s. postal service in time for november's elections the democratic back to legislation is aimed at preventing delays as millions of americans vote by mail base year he has grown a virus member with but it's unlikely to pass the republican controlled senate the postal service has been under scrutiny after president all of trump repeated unfounded claims that mail in voting leads to rampant fraud let's get more on this now from d.w. correspondent carla bleicher who is following the story for us from washington carla these emergency funds despite being passed in the house are looking unlikely to actually pass into law how is it that the u.s. it got to this point with less than 3 months to go until election day. well the u.s. postal service and how well it can really pull through this mail in the elections that has been a point of contention for a while and the u.s. house of representatives has has actually voted on more funds for the postal service before in may they passed the h

this bill and a man convicted of killing his wife and unborn child is no longer on death row.know about it. senior correspondent laura ingle has these details. >> you know there haven't been any visitor is allowed inside of california san quentin prison due to covid concerns which means there is no family, lawyers or friends that can get into telling the news. that doesn't mean he hasn't heard it from somebody on the inside and we are waiting to find that out. peterson has been on death row since 2005 in the california supreme court overturned a sentence yesterday saying the trial judge made a series of clear and significant errors during jury selection. the defense has argued for years of potential jurors were improperly dismissed from the jury pool after some said they personally disagreed with the death penalty. and they were dismissed instead of being question furthers. his conviction of the murder of his ex-wife lacey and their unborn child in 2002 does still stand. i spoke with two jurors about the ruling including the foreman who is told me he still feels the panel came

require the state's top prosecutor to investigate all police shootings that kill an unarmed civilian. the senate passed the bille opposition from attorney general xavier becerra. he called a previous version of the bill untenable and unreasonable because it would cost his office up to $80 million a year. the bill now heads to the final vote in the senate assembly before it would go to the governor's desk. >>> decision 2020 and joe biden again condemning violence on the streets of america. but he's also calling for some new national policing standards. here is his vp nominee, senator kamala harris. >> when joe biden talks about reforming policing in this country, it's a number of things we need to do. we need to start by banning chokeholds and carotid holds because george floyd would be alive today. >> biden will travel to pennsylvania where he's to speak about escalating violence under the presidency and the president's lack of focus on unity. >> the president has been accused of stoking disunity. >> that's right. so scott mcgrew joining us right now. the president has been tweeting about the situation that we'

human rights groups say that at least 12 people have been either killed or disappeared by argentina security forces. so i'm fully back to bill in doha with a look at our main stories on al-jazeera the rajapaksa brothers have won a landslide victory in sri lanka's palm entry elections along with their allies their ruling party has secured the 2 for its majority needed to carry out sweeping constitutional reforms me now fernandez has more from colombo it's a reflection of the sort of mindset of the shillong people living in the sort.

i'm inspired by the shooting death of sean monterrosa the compensation bill would pay the family of the deceased if they were killed by police similarly too a victims compensation fund that california already has 4 other types of crimes, san francisco district attorney jason burdine senator scott wiener and assemblyman david chiu along with buffy wicks plus rob bonta of oakland unveiled that bill together today, and they said that it would revise the state's definition of a crime for compensation purposes to include any public offense that is supported by evidence again regardless of whether someone is charged with a crime. >>this is a necessary critical step towards protecting victims of police violence as well as their families from the financial and emotional devastation that this sort of harmful violence can swear. i strongly support and sponsor ab 7, 6, 7, if urgent we needed to ensure victims school experience police violence or 40. it's saying access to resources and services as any other victims of our own car and given the same opportunities to heal. >>expanded definition of a crime would apply to the cond

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orchestrated the 2000 truck bombing that killed one fico really 3 other defendants in the case were acquitted. and german chancellor angela merkel tells president lukashenko a bill will rue said his government must release political prisoners and stop using violence against peaceful protesters. it's. good to have you with us we start with breaking news from mali where soldiers have arrested both the president and the prime minister of the west african nation this comes after shots were heard earlier in the day. a military base trucks carrying muteness so drew is were met by cheering crowds as they drove through the capital bamako now both the president and the prime minister are thought to have been sheltering in the president's private residence when they were detained today the u.n. security council plans to hold an emergency session on wednesday to address the crisis in mali. journalist a moment to talk healy is covering developments for us in boma co he gave business update from outside the presidential residence on the developments in the capital. to prisons has been. and what a prime minister so you can even hear like gunshots going on it's just talk it so

kill some white people. it's a hugely controversial comment. billnton, who wants to figure out a way to appeal to separate himself from that sort of value system without losing african-americans, but also appealing to white suburban voters. go to the rainbow push coalition, run by jessica key jackson, and set delaware announces these comments. says they are nothing different than what david duke would say comparing to white supremacist is. this moment has now become in history seen as a way in which when politics try to find a way to distance themselves from an extreme part of their party or stand up to a part of their party that people didn't think they would. don't do something for political reasons, even though i would say the sister souljah moment was done for a political reason. he wanted to appeal to white suburban and rural voters. >> it worked for bill clinton, as we all know. earlier this afternoon, joe biden released a forceful statement condemning the violence in plnd and challenging the president to do the same. biden also tweeted that,

a minute of silence to remember the 70000 killed in the attack came 3 days after the attack on russia and led to japan's. in the 2nd world. look people have bill of voting in one of the most closely contested presidential races indicates president alexander lukashenko has helped power since the ninety's and is running for a 6th term if aces the toughest challenge so far to his or 30 tarried row from 30 taken taken off sky the wife of a jailed presidential candidate international observers have expressed concern ahead of the election after more than a 1000 people were detained. we love we can will when they're not giving up meet the free women taking on that even leader sunderland. is the one on the ballot this weekend but maria kolesnik of the and veronica kahlo has now thrown this support behind her together they have been drawing tens of thousands of televisions desperate for something new. people have put all their hopes in me all their desires for change. they join forces after candidates they were backing were forced out to call those husband fled the country with their children. kolesnikov it was working for the door arrested on charges

one of whom was sentenced to 58 years in jail for killing police officers and was let out by crooked billlinton after only 16 years. these are not random, these people have an objective. they want to overthrow our government. gregg: right. >> they want to overthrow our government as it exists, simple. that's their desire. this is a terrorist group. about time -- gregg: also the same person who says, calling a thief a criminal is automatically racist. of course that must mean the mayor who happens to be african-american because she is the one who called thieves criminals. i want to move to portland, once a beautiful, tranquil city, i used love going there. now it is become riot central. 77 straight days of rioting. hundreds have been arrested. the new district attorney there by by the name of mike schmidt has dropped most of the charges in the 5650 -- 550 cases. as a former prosecutor if must make you sick? >> it makes me sick and wonder if they are trying to destroy us. soros had 16 d.a.s elected. he has destroyed san francisco. he is on the way to los angeles. he has got a race there. lo